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Delhi Daredevils beat Mumbai Indians by seven wickets in IPL match

| @indiablooms | Apr 15, 2018, at 01:20 am

Mumbai, Apr 14 (IBNS): Jason Roy smashed unbeaten 52-ball 91 runs as he helped Delhi Daredevils beat Mumbai Indians by seven wickets in an Indian Premier League match here on Saturday.

Mumbai, hosts of the match,posted 194 runs for the loss of seven wickets and then Delhi went on to beat them by posting 195 runs three wickets.

Roy played a matured knock for Delhi, smashing six boundaries and six sixes in the knock.

Rishabh Pant scored 47 runs with his willow.

Krunal Pandya picked up two wickets for Mumbai.

Earlier, Mumbai scored 194 runs and attempted to give Delhi a challenge.

Suryakumar Yadav top scored for the team with his 53 runs.

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